sean benschop pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. wall of the building under demolition collapsed onto salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market back in 2013. that collapse sild six people and injured 12 other. >> the cost to pay a parking ticket by phone or on line is going up in philadelphia. right now, the philadelphia parking authority charges two-point ooh for convenience fee, but beginning november 1st, that number goes up to 3.50. ppa says you can avoid paying that fee by paying your ticket through the mail. >> temple university's football team makes history for the first time the owls are seven and zero after last night's win over east carolina they beat the pirates, 24 to 14. exciting newsment holiday shopping season fast approaching. more stores than ever will be open on thanksgiving day. some employees of deposition for the mall are trying to change that trend. they've set up change.org petition titled do not open depford mall on thanksgiving day. the mall is scheduled to open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. in a open l

. >> reporter: back here live, you just heard defense attorney mention the name sean benschop. he's the subcontractor who actually testified against campbell during the trial after he plead guilty to six counts of involuntary manslaughter. griffin campbell will be sentenced sometime this january. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, shawnette. right now at 5:00 the coldest weather so far this season is leading up to one of the biggest nights. excitement building at the linc as eagles get ready to take on the giants in a huge game. hopefully, iain, these fans are layered up. >> better be. >> get to the eagles in just a moment. that biting cold and big changes coming in your fox 29 weather authority. let's get right to you fox 29's meteorologist kathy orr life in old tonight with her winter coat. kathy. >> i pull it out, iain. for today only. back out later this month. i'm sure. we're talking about a night that's not going to be as cold as last night. but it will be chilly for the fans in the stands. right now, we're looking at pleasant afternoon little chilly but look at the

. >> reporter: sean benschop the drug impaired crane operator working for campbell previously pled guilty on involuntary manslaughter and other charges. family members of the victims, including this man who lost his wife with their attorneys, said that campbell's conviction is a step in the right direction towards justice, and healing. >> i had a sense of joy, and jurors of their statement today. >> reporter: you feel there was in that courtroom today, justice. >> yes, justice. >> reporter: now, jurors left the courthouse here indicating to court officials they did not want to comment on their second dick. meanwhile, sentencing has been set for january 8th, prosecutors saying based on the number of counts for which campbell has now been convicted, if they are listed consecutively, he could wind up spending decade, perhaps the rest of his life, behind bars. we will have more on this developing story at 6:00, we are live from the criminal justice center, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. >>> developing right now, is he in or is he out? speculation about joe bi

. >> reporter: campbell's drug impaired crane operator sean benschop previously pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and other charges and now facing a maximum 20 year sentence. the verdict in the eyes of attorneys for the the victims, a step toward just advertise. >> when someone that it is a wound that never heels. they are grateful for the the jury. they are grateful for conviction but that won't ease pain in their hearts. >> reporter: now jurors left the courthouse here without commenting on their decision. sentencing for campbell now set for january the eighth. live from the criminal justice center, walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks for that. >>> we woke up to another day of cold temperatures this morning. hats, gloves out in full force, and kate bilo outside on the sky deck to tell us if we will need cold weather gear again tonight and i am thinking yeah, that is an affirmative, kate. >> that is an affirmative, ukee. it will be a chilly night and partially thanks to the clear sky but the the clear night temperatures like to drop quickly a as soup as sun goes down.

the heavy machine roerpter sean benschop, he pled guilty to cause agcas that trophy. he is facing up to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced next month. >>> police are still looking for a driver who hit and killed a man in chester last night. sky 10 shot this video. two cars hit the victim. one driver stayed on scene. police say the drivers are still looking for a plaque chevy impamela. >>> and a mist riff in north philadelphia this morning, police want to know who killed a man and left his body wrapped in a tarp underneath an overpass. sky 4 10 was over that scene around around 9:00. >>> a gunshot victim ran to a business asking for help last fight in philadelphia. police say someone shot him on garden street and he stumbled over to the gas station for help. we don't know the man's condition. we are trying to find out if police have made any arrests. >>> starting today, you have to pay more to ride in day transit. fairs go up about 9%. that means one-way fairs between trenton and new york are up $1.75 and a monthly ticket is now $40. transit leaders say those incr

machine operator sean benschop pleaded guilty for his role in the collapse. benschop testified for the prosecution this week and so did the woman trapped for 13 hours before rescuers pulled her from the rubble. this is video of that rescue of then-61 year old. she lost the entire lower half of her body because of the collapse and she told us she was convinced she would not survive. six other victims died in the rubble. the prosecution is expected to start wrapping up their case soon. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> october is domestic violence month and those who run agencies to help families in need say they are finding themselves living in fear they are worried their doors could soon close because of the budget battle in harrisburg. it's been more than 100 days now without a state budget and programs that rely on state funding are not getting any cash. nbc 10's deanna durante explains how that means people in need are being turned away. >> inside, 17,000 philadelphians seek assistance with social service program

excavator operator sean benschop said he told campbell the plan to take down the wall was dangerous. shop is serving 10 to 20 years in prison for his role in that collapse. >> philadelphia's two main mayoral candidates squared off as a debate. jim kenney and melissa murray bailey fielded questions in center city. plans for public schools were among the topics discussed. >> universal prek are absolute and we're working on a plan to make sure we have enough input from city government in resources from philanthropy and corporate health to make sure we get this program off the ground immediately. >> what we need do is stop investing in things, pressing pause on programs that are not our number one priority. >> a group from the philadelphia federation of teachers gathered outside to expression their frustrations with the city's public schools. jim foster osborne hart and boris kindij are also on the ballot but were not part of last night's debate. two more debates are planned before election day which is three weeks before today. >> much more to come on "action news" this morning. another

excavator operator sean benschop testified that he told campbell that the plan to take down the wall was dangerous. benschop is serving 1020 years in prison for his role in that collapse. >>> and the search continues for three men wanted for the murder of a transgender prostitute. philadelphia police say pedro redding has confessed to his role in the crime but they say redding was not the trigger man. keisha jenkins was killed last week at 13th and wingohocking. detectives say the motive was robbery and jenkins was shot after she fought back strongly against the men. >> philadelphia's two main mayoral candidates squared off in a debate last night. democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey fielded questions in center city. plans for public schools were among the topics discussed. >> universal prek is an absolute and we are working o on a plan right now to make sure that we have enough input from city government in resources in from philanthropy and from corporate help to make sure we get this program off the ground immediately. >> what we need to do is stop investing in

sean benschop pleaded guilty to six counts every involuntary manslaughter.the building under demolition collapsed onto salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market streets in june of 2013. that collapse killed six people, and injured 12 others. a man accuse in the luring scare in delaware county is awaiting a pschiatric evaluation. daniel lee is accused of trying lure three children into the woods, not once, but twice, near the wayne elementary school playground. two days ago, radnor township police arrested lee after those children, ages eight, nine and ten, told their parent. lee's mother says her son didn't intends any harm. >> my son did not -- he is a good, good kid. >> perfect situation where you see something, say something, and the children did exactly that. >> a judge set bail at $100,000. police say the children were never touched, threatened, or injured. >> parking authority is raising their convenience fee. david spunt spoke to ppa authority about what led to this increase. >> 1 dollar, for some, it is a way to show appreciation, but when it is

that's sean benschop who testified for prosecutors. he told the jury "i should have walked away." he took a deal that will give him 10 to 20 years in prison. they was heavy machine operator working on demolition at the collapse site on 22nd and market. six people were killed, more than a dozen hurt when a four-story brick wall fell on to a salvation army thrift store two years ago. benschop testified against this man, griffin campbell. he's facing murder charges. his construction company was in charge of the demolition. he's facing up to life in prison if he's found guilty. the case is expected to resume tuesday after the columbus day holiday. the saints are marching into town this week end and the eagles are still looking for the second within of the season. the birds are also looking for their first home win of the regular season. here's the live look from our exclusive eagles nest camera perched inside lincoln financial field. sunday's kickoff set for 1:00 p.m. team's 1-3 start, including sunday's loss to the redskins, on the kicking game and poor execution by his players. but

the equipment operator sean benschop has pleaded guilty in this case.es of the six killed and those who survived in the rubble have testified for the prosecution. if the 51-year-old campbell is convicted on murdering to or more of the six who perished he's looking at life in priso prison. griffin campbell himself is expected to take the witness stand sometime tomorrow in his own defense. live at the criminal justice center in center city, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> all right, vern, thanks very much. >>> philadelphia police are searching for two suspects behind a violent home invasion and robbery in the city's fern rock section. police say the victim was walking home after getting takeout when two masked men approached. it happened just before 12:30 this morning on the 5900 block of north 12th street. the men forced the victim into his apartment where they shot him in the leg and then pistol whipped him. they took off with a rolex watch. the victim was rushed to the hospital in serious but stable condition. so far police have not made an

sean benschop pleaded guilty to six counts every involuntary manslaughter. a wall of a building under demolition, collapsed onto salvation army thrift store, back in june of 2013. >> now, let's get a check on the forecast with kyla. good morning. >> good morning, lot of beautiful sunshine out there, temperatures feeling much cooler, than we've seen in the past few days, let's take live look know neighborhood network, than is the sunny view, you have got it, middle township high school, cape may courthouse, 55 degrees, and just beautiful blue skies out there. fifty-four currently in philadelphia, about 52 atlantic city and mount pocono, little chill think at 44, but you can see the blue skies, will stick with us through the day today, storm scan3 shows nice and clear skies. we are looking at high of just 62 degrees though, so grab your jacket, as you head out the door tonight. low of 41, as we get into the weekends, and your saturday starts out sunny, will stay dry, few clouds coming in, and showers in the overnight hours, so sunday starting little soggy, but

he was demolition contractor, person running the machine was a man named sean benschop and he pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter which is exactly what the jury found mr. campbell guilty of. the difference is benschop cut a deal where he will serve ten to 20 years in prison. campbell will get probably 30 years or so in prison. it is a big difference. probably serve twice as much time. >> but architect, has immunity because he testified. >> yes, right. >> can he still be held responsible at all or completely innocent. >> he is immune for criminal prosecution. he will be liable in the civil case. when i say liable, i'm sure civil lawyers have sued architect and salvation army. it will be a different trial for civil trial. >> why salvation army getting sued. >> because they kept store opened with that construction going on. theory will be against salvation army, should have closed the store therefore not subjecting anybody todayer if i run the salvation army store do i come out and say this doesn't look right, this is too dangerous. >> i think you could hear excavation equipment banging